ID released of pedestrian fatally struck by an off-duty police sergeant
Investigators say the man killed was 80-year-old Albert Farina of Yonkers.
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Feb 10, 2021, 12:46 PM
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10h agoPolice have released the identity of the pedestrian who
was fatally struck by a police officer in Yonkers.
Investigators say the man killed was 80-year-old
Albert Farina of Yonkers.
They tell News 12 that Farina
was hit by an off-duty sergeant's vehicle while crossing Kimball Avenue on
Monday afternoon.
Officials say the sergeant
remained at scene and that she is cooperating with investigators.
No charges have been filed
at this time.
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